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

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l i i girl Ntlaletic 14AAociation ln 447 and 48, The G.A.A. was wide awake Under the able direction of Miss Julia Heighway, the girls of the G.A.A. have had another eventful year. Some of the activities for the year included: hikes to the Till farm, roller skating parties at Bellis rink, award parties, volleyball and basketball tournaments. The G.A.A. oper- ates on a point basis. the large HC being the goal each girl strives for. This monogram repre- sents a total of fifteen hundred points. As each class of girl graduates leaves C.C. their memories of school days may be forgotten. but the G.A.A. will long be remembered. Jeanne Strebig GAA. MONOGRAM WINNERS Seated-,loan Paris. Ginny Riedy. ,loan Roy. Joanne Lennart. Mary Kintz. Mona Lee Hilker. Barbara Yaney. Smmling'fRuth Lapp, Alice Buchanan. Marcella Brown. Margie Gunkel. Marie Morris. Clara Theisman. Frances Koller. ,loan Muldoon. Bonnie Cuney. I 4 Q GAA. SPORTS HI-IA DS Joan Muldoon. Yirginia Riedy. Marie Morris. .lounne Lenllarl. Ann Filler. Shirley Feclerspiel. Ruth Lapp. GA.,-X. OFFICERS Sealwl fxliss Julia Heighway. Rita Getty. Marian l'elrer. St1111rfi11gvEleanor lllIQLll4?IlElI'fl. Mary Ann Kinlz. Joanne Lennart. Ruth l.app. Page 106

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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

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girld fnjoy the Uutdoor O Z1 e Keep you eye on the ball, Hoselyn! She'll tip that boat for sure. Margie Bougher has to peddle her cooking. Miss Heighway left holding the bag. Margaret Roeger proves that growing girls eat a lot. The penalty for developing strong girls. After the meal, and no dishes to wash for Clara. Beverly Bridge likes the active out- door life. Eleanor Huguenard can speak above a whisper. ,Ioan Kramer likes a solid stance. Connie Jockel is always helping peo- ple up. Page 107 E , x gf 3 cfwwif 'V Q we . K if 9 uqgsw- we -'4 ff