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

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RESERVE BASKETBALL Lefl to Right-Jack Heinze, Dick Klien, Tony Martone, Tom Nix, Don Lorraine, Norman Hipskind, Tom Roy, Bob Bakle. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling-Tom Nix. Phil Ehrman, Frank Hoagburg. Tony Martone. David Megley, Richard Waltemath. Standing-Steve Lauer. Herman Kroemer, Greg Bill, ,lim Steinacker, Max Roessler, Bob Wagner, Norman Hipskind. Bob Brown. Rue:-cle KaAlzet6a I Team Although not too impressive on the court this year, winning only 5 of 17 games, the Reserves are gaining valuable basketball ex- perience. It is no easy task to groom inexperienced players, hut Mr. Miller must be given due credit for the Work he has accom- plished. lt isnit the scores, neces- sarily, that indicate the calibre of the Reserves, but rather how well they will use this experience in future years. Included among the candidates for next year's varsity squad will be: Norman Hipskind, a promising Freshmang Don Lor- raine, and Tom Roy to mention a few. fack Leemhuis ?reAluman KaAlzet6all Team Many of these boys have the potentialities of clever varsity players. With a year or two of training to polish the rough spots they should make a great team. Some of the boys are more ad- vanced than the others, and have already played some games with the reserve team. The boys have entered into competition with those of their own calibre, and compiled a record of five wins and three losses. Ken Grote Page 104

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1410 The e... Oar Clauu Study and learning go hand in hand. If we are to understand our math assign- ment or memorize that passage from Shakespeare, Concentration is a Hmustf' We find that in the course of our active day the time for study is all-important. 010- ?aitln We students have an '40ut- standing Someone among us here at Central Catholic. He is a steady and dependable Friend to everyone. Where can we find Him? ln the Chapel. The privilege of having Him so near us can never be ex- pressed in written words. Margie Bouglzer Page 5

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Track Team To complete the athletic pro- gram of the year, track finds its place near the end of the school year. Through the efforts of Coach Scott, track at Central Catholic is becoming a bigger threat to our opponents every year. Each year brings a more promising and ex- perienced squad. Together with the spring track team, comes the cross-country track team, which takes place in the fall. A cross-country track team consists of boys who can run a two-mile race in due time through open country. Although it is still young at C.C., it is also becoming an ever increasing popular sport. Bob Pran ser L. Ntlaletic Monogram Yllinnef-A Few of us realize how much work and time is given after school hours by these boys who bring so much honor and glory, not only to themselves, but also to our school. The outstanding seniors whom C.C. will lose in this year,s gradu- ation class are: Tom Jehl, Jim Beck, Terry Logan, Sam Talarico, Jim Purviance, and Jack Mac- Bride. Much of the credit for de- veloping such fine team spirit be- longs to our coaches who have spent their time and patience di- recting our teams onward. Dick Harber Page 105 I TRACK TEAM Row I-G. Harber, R. Uecker, J. Woenker. L. Hay. T. Keith, R. Suelzer, Row 2-B. Rogawski, J. Straub. O. Bonahoom, D. Mauch. L. Thompson Row 3-B. Pranger, K. Hnguenard, J. Purviance, R. Christmau, D. Augustyniak. Row 4-D. Kibiger. J. Emanuel. B. Helmkamp. T. Jehl, D. Timme. Row 5-B. Gordon. A. We-sbrok. B. Weigand. J. McBride. J. Fenker. Keane. ATHLETIC MONOGRAMS Row 1-B. Waltke. J. Purviance, T. Jehl, D. Clemens. J. Noll, J. Beck. Row ZMM. Nedeff, P. Marlin, J. Straub, O. Bonahoom. B. Fioritto. N. Heidenreich. Row 3-T. Keith, D. Lorraine, D. Smith, T. Logan. D. Moore, S. Talarico, J. Haffner. Row 4-R. Avila. D. Hipskind, R. Suelzer. J. McBride. G. Winans. D. T. McDonald. K. Huguenard. B. Burgarcl J. Bopp. Murphy, W D. Smith, J Krabach, D G. Hartman Hershberger