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

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RIGHT — Tim Anderson and Joellen Dilley accept their dip- lomas from Sister Maureen Therse and Father Hammond as- sisted by Father Lisack. BELOW — Mary Winicker, speaks as Valedictorian of the senior class. Seated at the Memorial Coliseum is the 1970 graduation class of Central Catholic High School. ' A ' i . ' 22

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LEFT — Seniors congregate in front of the Cathe- dral after the Baccalaureate Mass said by Mon- signor Faber. BELOW — Margie Imler and Sue Kiester react to the confusion of graduation. BOTTOM — Sandy Hart and Tim Wagner exper- ience mixed feelings with the conclusion of the last year. Bacculaureafe Mass. Dinner for graduates The Baccalaureate Mass and Din- ner, sponsored by the CC Mother ' s club, was held May 27, in honor of the 1970 graduating seniors of CC. Initiating the evening, was the 4:30 mass at the Immaculate Concep- tion. Monsignor Faber offered the Holy Eucharist with Mr. Joseph Woods and Mr. John Yonkman providing the music. The Baccalaureate Dinner, at the Scottish Rite Banquet Hall, immediate- ly followed the mass. After the din- ner, Mrs. William Offerle, president of the Mother ' s Club, offered her con- gratulations to the graduating class with words from Pete Fisher and Father Isenbarger following. Most Reverend Leo A. Pursley, also on hand, concluded the evening. 21

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i Mary Winicker. John B. Palmer attain titles Valedictorian, Salutatorian Commencement exercises for the seniors of Central Catholic took place at the Memorial Coli- seum on May 31, 1970. Father Donald Isenborger, representing the seniors, commented on the various schools the graduates were to attend in the near future. John Palmer immediately followed, giving his speech as salutatorian. Edward Albert Dugan, president of Indiana Institute of Technolog y, pre- With their diploma in hand, Jim Mowan, Billy McAfee, Steve Papenbrock, and Tony Gallegos leave the Coliseum. John B. Palmer III, Salutatorian of the Class of ' 70. sented his congratulations to the class graduates. After the speeches was the conferring of di- plomas to a class of 259. Hearing the end of the ceremony, 55 awards or scholarships were received from Monsignor Lester. Mary Winicker, speaking as Valedictorian of the class, closed the afternoon exercises. The seniors then departed for the last time as the Class of 70 . 23