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

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Wonogra m Tflhnnm ROW I: S. D'Angelo, R. Avila B. FioriTTo, D. Lorraine, P. Martin, J. Woenker. ROW 2: M. Nedeff, W. Cam- eron, T. Heminger, M. Nix, B. Bakle, P. Ehrman. M. Schrader. ROW 3: T. McDonald, J. Hag- ner, P. Deville, D. Hershberger, J. Weber, D. Smiih, R. Manny, J. McNuITy, P. Kelfy. gyggiiixfsx X 3 , .li I If , X E I ,gf 5 , 0l'l0gl'al'l'L When we see These boys proudly displaying Their sweaTers, we never sTop To Think OT The hard work ThaT They have done and The Tree Time ThaT They have given up To pracTice Their parTicular sporT in order To bring vicTories and glory To C. C. NOT only did This aThleTic acTiviTy build sTronger bodies, buf iT also TaughT The boys The essenTials of sporTsmanship. BeTore The curTain was rung down on Their high school sporTs career, These boys received Their Treasured sweaTers. Edward Weigand .we jl'aCA jealn The Track Team has been advancing sTeadily in The pasT Tew years. The wins have noT always ouT- numbered The losses. However, we should noT iudge The season solely by The won and losT column buT by The TighT and perseverance oT The members of The Team. Under Their new coach, Fordy Anderson, The Team shows greaT promise. Fordy sTresses The condiTioning and Training of The boys because The condiTion OT The Team depends on Them. Track is a sporT in which There are many evenTs such as The pole vaulT, broad iump, mile run, and relays. CenTral CaTholic is The youngesT school in ForT Wayne parTicipaTing in Track, and is looking 'forward To beTTer Teams in The TuTure. Bill Burga-rd Page 99

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TAG irfji .fgllfnfellic X.5J0CiClli0l1 The Girls' Alhlelic: Associarion is lunefemif nine slylel ll consisls of sporls-loving girls, who go on hikes and play all sorls oi games, Every year volleyball and baslwelball lournarnenls are held lo find lhe champs ol lhe school. The baslrelball in- lramurals, among olher lhings, give every rnern- ber an opporlunily lo parlicibare in a sporls pro- gram. The annual hilces are sornelhing lo which every girl looks forward because of lhe lhrill of lhe ouldoor lile. To mosl OT us lhe GAA wouldnl be lhe same wilhoul Miss Julia l-leighvvay, who has rnade Tun more lhan iusl a word. In Paris g,4.,4. om... FRONT ROW: Clemenfine Glasper lPresidenll, Eleanor Huguenard lP'l. Secy. Fr. and Sr.l. BACK ROW: Belly Horn lsecrelary-Treasurerl, Miss Heighway, Margie Gunlrel lVice-Presiclenfl, Eileen Ples- cher lPf. Secy. Soph. and Jr.l. Q24-24. ,S?JOI'tJ LIJPHIJJ LEFT TO RlGl lT: Sally Neiber, Joan Hambroclr, Ladonna Magsamen, Margarel Turney, Fay Wonders, Joan Quinn 777011 ogra nz ?!lA'n n em LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Kocler, B. Horne, M. Williams, C. Glasper, M. Gunlcel, J. Paris, L. Walfers, E. Plescher, C. Mullaney. CAH IHIJJ isoPHoMoREsl ROW l: A. Wagner, M. Turney, T. Gerardol. L. Magsa- men. ROW 2: J. Brunner, M. Lapp, D. Marcolfe, G. O'Neil, M. Schuclrel, C. Mullaney. ROW 3: J. Uhriclr. 5. Sive, J. Fairfield, P. Sordelef, S. Jones, C. Scheffer. ROW 4: S. Fleischman, C. Bauer, S. Clapp, J. Hambrock, M. A. Schmiff, M. Baldwin. Page lOl