Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Cafeteria Staff At 11:30 every morning there is a hustle for the school cafeteria. Waitresses are always ready to serve the students. If they arrive at 11:32, it's too had. At that time itls hard to find a seat or booth that is not piled high with hooks, and overcrowded with students. About 12:00 most of the once-hungry students have already eaten their dinner prepared by Mrs. Seibert, known to the students as g'lVIom. But the students donlt leave at 12:00. At this time the cafeteria be- comes a social study period. 97 CAFETERIA STAFF Center, outside row D. Engleking 1st row: Mrs. Seibert R. Nichter M. Saxton H. Christman K. Glospier E. Moore K. Kelly C. Hansen P. Hammerle P. Woeknei' 2nd row: L. Litchfield C. Strack 1. Vachon M. Pitzen B. Fenker E. Didier M. Strack 3rd row: A. Wyss .l. Saxton MAINTENANCE ENGINEER Walter Seibert

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lst 1'OWZ fleft to right! Sr. Marie Hildegarde M. Hartman P. Castle BI. McArdle 2nd row: M. Westrick P. Double J. Smith 3rd row: K. Ankenbrucli D. Grimrner R. LaBa S. Anlvenbrucli 4th row: J. McDonald 5. Perry H. Xveher 5th row: KI. Hogan M. Woehnker J. Jacquay 6th row: P. Berghoff KI. Yan Ryu J. Yorndran C. Keller Till row: J. Zwierlio P. Arnold P. Shirmaun 96 RED EHU55 President ............... .,..,...,. M arita Mc-Ardle Assistant Officer ,,.,,. ,....., M argaret Trentadue Assistant Officer ,,... ,,...,,,,.....,.,,.. J oan Jacquay Moderator ,........,,,. ,..... S ister Marie Hildegarde Every year Central Catholic becomes an official member of the American Junior Red Cross organization. The smallest contribution admits one as a member. The American Junior Red Cross has the same activities as the Ameri- can Red Cross. only on a smaller basis. Our soldiers were not forgotten. The Red Cross 1'6lllPllll76I'ECi them. Neatlv- made patriotic favors were provided for our service men through special parties held in their honor. The Red Cross made everv effort to make Christmas as merry as possible for people of the war torn Countries. Each home l'O0l1l was given a number of boxes to fill. Along with the usual gifts of toys. such articles as soap and wash cloths were sent to them. A letter was received at Central Catholic. which acknowledged the receipt of all of these gifts.

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,+. .7Ae rc edfra Sister Huherta ltls no wonder our Music Department displays so much pep with energetic. enthusiastic Sister Mary Huherta as its supervisor. Not satisfied with the work of training the Band and the Orchestra ORCHESTRA Sealed ilefl to rig lst row : li only. she undertook the Glee Club and the Baton Twirlers. An esti- mate of her work can readily he seen in the quality of the hnished product. Affeetionately. we oiler her our sincere congratulations. T. Emmanuel R. Hartman M. Kaatle D. Davis D. M. Fox D. Ehinger K. Orth ind row: C. ftlurpliy R. Atlang A. Mclntee B. Kuyolh J. Naumeheff D. Freilvurger Standing 3rd row: ' R. A. Fox Y W B. .l. Ni,-ner E. Till UHEHESTH D. Hehh V. Fisher That Hmusic hath charms is one of our favor- X , X ite expressions. and the music of C. Cfs orchestra 4 1 2 X is a definite proof of this statement. The orehestra ff:-WX ll . Xl is now Five years old. From the time of its organiza- N tion ill October 1939. it has vontinued to improve ' I until now we have one of the finest 2lQIQll'0EILlliUllS , in the eitv. . X I X ' I Y 98 0 ' S.