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

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i. r Shindinii aoove the main entrance o the scliooi, the Christ of Lewis Street, ojfers a guiaing inspiration to faciuty ai}u students of Central Callioilc High Scliool. abie Of M, strati niiniStrcUion 6-7 acuitii . . . 8-11 Wainl. enance 12 ' -• ' -3 laSSeS 119-126 eniord

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r I a meet Aon ?? n jolin J7. enneciu 1917-1963 Let the word go out from this time and puice, to friend and foe aUke, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans . . . ]ohn Fitzgerald Kennedy, hiaugurai Address. The torch has been passed, passed from the hands of a mar who bore its burden with pride. His hfe was in itself a torch, bright and iUuminating, combining Cathoucily with patriotism and love of God with love of fellow man. During his lifetime. John Kennedy dedicated himself to greatness, not personal greatness, but the greatness of love. America was to him what it was to our founding fathers — a way of life and freedom that should be available to every person on earth. He knew that America could not compromise herself, regardless of danger, and that if he did not set an un- relenting example himself, he coidd not expect others to uphold American honor. Thus John Kennedy became what few men have become, a symbol. He u ' as the symbol of America, young, vigorous, loving, and upright. The torch has not faUen, rather, it has been passed — passed on to the youth of America. John Fitzgerald Kennedy has fulfilled his mission. 17718 2 These two memorial pages were made possible through special con- tributions of members of all four classes at Central Catholic.

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{contents CLL . . . 35-42 J noffd . 51-62 i lncicrcla laddinen Freshmen . . . 21-26 Sophomores . . . 71-78 Juniors . . . 103-110 ror tlie past livenly-live years, Central Catholic High School has provided an environment of academic ona spiritual truininij jar the Catho- lic youth of the city of Fort Wayjie. 143-169